JP3203185U - Wedding dress for grooms in wheelchairs - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a wedding dress for a groom that can be easily worn by a disabled person with lower limbs who regularly uses a wheelchair. A jacket includes a jacket, a heel, and a dummy shirt. The jacket has a large armhole, a wide cuff, and a front cut that is formed in a round shape. At the same time, a vent is formed in the lower part of the back body, and the heel 2 connects the front cloth 20 and the back of the center part of the back cloth with a partition, and is attached to and detached from the back of both sides of the front cloth and the back of both sides of the back cloth. A locking tool that freely engages is provided, and both sides of the front cloth and the rear cloth can be opened and closed by attaching and detaching the locking tool, and the upper side of the front cloth and the rear cloth is formed in a bag shape, By inserting a rubber cord through the bag-like part excluding both sides of the upper side part, the waist part can be stretched with the front and back cloths closed, and the dummy shirt And the collar 31 and the shoulder yoke. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a wedding dress for a regular groom for a wheelchair that can be worn for a long time by a man who regularly uses a wheelchair at a wedding on an anniversary.

  Conventionally, as a wedding costume for a wheelchair user for a bride, there is “Iceco” (see Non-Patent Document 1) of Smile Essence LLC, but for a wheelchair user for a groom. There was no wedding outfit. Therefore, when a man using a wheelchair marries, he wears a tuxedo for a healthy person and a crested heel.

However, since the conventional tuxedo and crested saddle are not prepared for wheelchair users, it is difficult for wheelchair users to wear tuxedo or crested crests. In addition, depending on the degree of disability of the wheelchair user, leg muscle strength declines, deforms, or lacks, so it is not possible to wear a tuxedo or crested heel for healthy people. There were also problems such as unnaturalness. In addition, when a groom using a traditional tuxedo or a crested heel wears for a long time, there are problems such as the occurrence of disintegration and the feeling that the belt or waist strap squeezes the abdomen and makes the patient feel unwell.

Smile Essence LLC “Wheelchair-integrated dress Isco” morning edition “Mainichi Shimbun” published February 3, 2015 (Mainichi Shimbun)

  The wheelchair can be easily worn by men with lower limb disabilities who regularly use wheelchairs, does not collapse during use, and does not compress the abdomen even if worn for a long time. The challenge is to provide wedding dresses for the bride.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a wedding dress for a groom used in a wheelchair according to the present invention (claim 1) is:
It consists of a jacket, a bag and a dummy shirt worn under the jacket.
The jacket has a large armhole, and the cuffs of both sleeves can be opened wide so that the cuffs can be opened widely, and the front cut of the hem of the front body is formed in an oblique shape from the waist, and the back body Form a vent at the bottom of the
The bag is provided with a latch that connects the back of the center portion of the front fabric and the back fabric with a partition, and that is detachably engaged with the back of both sides of the front fabric and the back of both sides of the back fabric. Both sides of the front and rear cloths can be opened and closed by attaching and detaching the fasteners, and the upper side of the front and rear cloths is formed in a bag shape, and the bag-like part excluding both sides of the upper side part By inserting the rubber string, it is formed so that the waist part of the heel can be expanded and contracted with both sides of the front cloth and the back cloth closed.
The dummy shirt was made up of a front body excluding the back body and sleeves, a heel and a shoulder yoke, and the armpit was opened.

  The groom's wedding dress for wheelchairs of the present invention has a wide armhole of the jacket, and the cuffs are fully opened so that the cuffs can be opened widely. It can be easily worn even in a state. In addition, since the front cut at the hem of the jacket is formed in a rounded shape obliquely from the waist, the hem of the jacket will not break even if worn for a long period of time and will not collapse. Moreover, since the vent is provided in the lower part of the back body of the jacket, it is not wrinkled even if it sits in a wheelchair and wears it for a long time.

  The bag is provided with a latch that connects the back of the center portion of the front fabric and the back fabric with a partition, and that is detachably engaged with the back of both sides of the front fabric and the back of both sides of the back fabric. Since both sides of the front and rear cloths are made openable by attaching and detaching the fasteners, remove the fasteners on both sides of the front and rear cloths when wearing the groom sitting in a wheelchair. Keep the groom open, hold the groom, lay the back cloth behind the waist and legs, apply the front cloth to the front of the waist and legs, and engage the latches on both sides of the front cloth and back cloth By doing so, you can make the lower body of the groom wear a bag. When removing the bag for the toilet, it is possible to remove the hooks from the front and rear cloths and open both sides to remove it from the groom. In addition, the bag is formed in a bag shape on the upper side of the front fabric and the rear fabric, and by inserting rubber cords into the bag-shaped portion excluding both sides of the upper side, the both sides of the front fabric and the rear fabric are attached. Since it is formed so that the waist part of the heel can be stretched in the engaged state, it is not necessary to use a belt or waist strap, and even if worn for a long time with a wheelchair, the abdomen may be compressed and it will make you feel bad Absent. In addition, pleats (folds of folds) are formed on the front and back fabrics, but if the number of pleats on the back fabric is less than that of regular folds, wrinkles can be prevented when sitting on a wheelchair. it can. In addition, when a thermoplastic polyester fabric is used as a material for the cocoon, heat setting is easy and the shape does not collapse semipermanently.

  The dummy shirt is formed of a front body excluding the back body and sleeves, a heel and a shoulder yoke, and the armpits are open, so that it can be worn over the inner side of a wheelchair groom. Thereby, it can be made to wear easily even after having worn two or more inner, and it can also prevent that a jacket collapses during wearing.

It is a front view which shows the wedding ceremony clothes for regular use of the wheelchair of this invention. It is a rear view which shows the wedding ceremony clothes for regular use of the wheelchair of this invention. It is a front view which shows the jacket and heel which comprise the wedding ceremony clothes for regular use of the wheelchair of this invention. It is a rear view which shows the jacket and heel which comprise the wedding ceremony clothes for regular use of the wheelchair of this invention. It is a front view which shows the front part of the dummy shirt of the groom's wedding dress for wheelchair use of this invention. It is a front view which shows the rear part of the dummy shirt of the groom's wedding costume for wheelchair use of this invention. It is a side view which shows the dummy shirt of the groom's wedding dress for wheelchair use of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the main opening part of the cuffs of the jacket of the groom's wedding costume for regular use of the wheelchair of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which opened the right side part of the front cloth in order to show the locking tool of the collar of the groom's wedding dress for wheelchairs of this invention. It is a front view which shows the cummer band used by wrapping around the waist part of a bag. It is a rear view which shows the cummer band used by being wound around the waist part of the bag.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIG. 1, the groom's wedding dress A for a wheelchair of this embodiment is composed of a jacket 1, a heel 2, and a dummy shirt 3 worn under the jacket 1.

The jacket 1 is worn on the upper body of the groom. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the jacket 1 is formed with a short length to prevent the hem portion from being wrinkled while sitting on a wheelchair. The arm hole 10 of the jacket 1 is formed larger than the normal jacket 1 so that the arm can be easily inserted into the sleeve 11 of the jacket 1 while the groom is sitting on the wheelchair. Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the cuffs 12 of the sleeves 11 and 11 of the jacket 1 are formed with a sleeve button 13 and a snap button 14 so that the cuff 12 can be widely opened. A groom sitting in a wheelchair can easily wear the jacket 1. Further, the front cut 16 at the hem of the front body 15 of the jacket 1 is formed in an oblique shape obliquely from the waist, and a vent 18 is formed at the bottom of the rear body 17 so that the jacket 1 can be worn for a long time in a wheelchair. The shape is not deformed and wrinkles are not generated on the hem. In the figure, reference numeral 19 denotes a buttonhole for fastening the sleeve button 13. Although not shown, a snap button that engages with the snap button 14 is attached to the back surface of the front end of the sleeve 11.

The heel 2 is to be worn on the lower body of the groom. As shown in FIGS. 3, 4 and 9, the back side of the central portion of the front cloth 20 and the rear cloth 21 is connected by a partition (not shown), Both sides of the front cloth 20 and the rear cloth 21 are opened without being connected to form a substantially H shape. The height of the partition is adjusted so that the crotch is deeper than a normal heel so that a person with lower limb disability using a wheelchair can easily wear it. In addition, a button hole (locking tool) 20b and a plurality of snap buttons (locking tools) 20c are provided on both side rear surfaces 20a of the front cloth 20 from the upper end thereof, and both side rear surfaces 21a of the rear cloth 21 are provided. Are provided with a hook button (locking tool) 21b detachably engageable with the button hole 20b and a plurality of snap buttons (locking tools) 21c detachable with the snap button 20c. Then, the front button 20 and the rear cloth 21 are engaged with and disengaged from the button hole 20b of the front cloth 20 and the snap button 20c of the front cloth 20 and the snap button 21c of the rear cloth 21 are engaged and disengaged. Both ends of the cloth 21 can be opened and closed. Further, the front fabric 20 and the rear fabric 21 are formed in a bag shape on the upper side 22 and a rubber string (not shown) is inserted into the bag-like portion 23 excluding both side portions of the upper side 22 so that the front fabric 20 When the two sides of the back cloth 21 are engaged, the waist part of the heel 2 is formed to be stretchable, and even if the groom sitting on the wheelchair wears the heel for a long time, the abdomen is pressed and feels bad I try not to be. Further, for the heel 2, in order to prevent the pleat from being deformed, a 100% polyester fabric having a thermoplastic property that does not collapse semi-permanently when heat set is used. Reference numeral 24 denotes a front pleat and reference numeral 25 denotes a rear pleat. By making the number of the rear pleats 25 smaller than that of the front pleats 24, wrinkles are prevented from occurring when sitting. Reference numeral 26 denotes a cummer band to be worn from above the waist after the heel is worn by the groom, and reference numeral 27 denotes a snap button which is provided on both sides of the cummer band so as to be detachably engaged with each other. Reference numeral 28 denotes a decorative ribbon for fastening the front end of the front body of the jacket.

The dummy shirt 3 is worn under the jacket 1, and as shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, is composed of a front body 30, a collar 31, and a shoulder yoke 32, and a back body and sleeves like a normal shirt. As shown in FIG. 7, the underside of the shirt body is opened and can be worn over the inner. Thereby, even if it wears two or more inner, it can be made to wear easily from it, and it can also prevent that a jacket loses shape. In this embodiment, the body style of the shirt is tailored to specific wings. In the figure, 33 is a pin tack.

Therefore, when the wedding dress A for the groom of the wheelchair of the present invention is worn on the groom sitting on the wheelchair, first, the dummy shirt 3 is put on the inner, and the front button (not shown) is fastened and worn. . Next, the jacket 1 is worn over the dummy shirt 3. In the present embodiment, the armhole 10 of the jacket 1 is enlarged and the cuffs 12 of both sleeves 11 and 11 can be opened wide so that the groom sitting on the wheelchair can easily wear it. be able to. Next, the fasteners 20b, 20c, 21b, 21c on both sides of the heel 2 are removed, the both sides of the front cloth 20 and the rear cloth 21 are opened, and the partition is positioned between both feet. By laying the back cloth 21 on the back of the groom's buttocks and waist, covering the front cloth 20 from the front of the waist and legs, and engaging the locking tools 20b, 20c, 21b, 21c on both sides, You can put 着 2 on the lower body of the groom. When going to the toilet in the middle of the wedding ceremony, it is possible to easily remove the heel 2 from the groom by removing the fasteners 20b, 20c, 21b, 21c on both sides of the front cloth 20 and the rear cloth 21 of the heel 2. it can.

In the present invention, since it is configured as described above, a groom using a wheelchair can also wear a wedding dress and have a wedding. The jacket 1 enlarges the arm hole 10 and the cuff 12 is also formed to be fully open so that the cuff 12 can be opened widely, so even a person with a hard joint or a person with a disability in the arm or upper body can easily Jacket 1 can be worn.
Further, since the heel 2 is formed so that the left and right sides can be freely opened and closed, it can be easily put on and taken off by the groom. Since the inner partition is lowered and the rise is formed deeply, even a person with lower limb disability can easily wear it.
Further, the dummy shirt 3 is formed by only the front body 30, the heel 31 and the shoulder yoke 32, and the back body and the sleeve are not attached, so that the dummy shirt 3 can be worn over the groom's shoulder. Therefore, it can be easily worn on the inner side, and the jacket can be prevented from being deformed.

A Groom wedding costume 1 Jacket 10 Armhole 11 Sleeve 12 Cuff 15 Front body 16 Front cut 17 Rear body 18 Bent 2 袴 20 Front cloth
20a Side back side of front cloth 20b Button hole (locking tool)
20c Snap button (locking tool)
21 Back Cloth 21a Side Rear Side 21b 布 Button (Locking Tool)
21c Snap button (locking tool)
22 Upper side portion 23 Bag-like portion 24 Front pleat 25 Rear pleat 26 Comer band 27 Snap button 28 Decoration ribbon 3 Dummy shirt 30 Front body 31 衿 32 Shoulder yoke

Claims (1)

It consists of a jacket, a bag and a dummy shirt worn under the jacket.
The jacket has a large armhole, and the cuffs of both sleeves can be opened wide so that the cuffs can be opened widely, and the front cut of the hem of the front body is formed in an oblique shape from the waist, and the back body Form a vent at the bottom of the
The bag is provided with a latch that connects the back of the center portion of the front fabric and the back fabric with a partition, and that is detachably engaged with the back of both sides of the front fabric and the back of both sides of the back fabric. Both sides of the front and rear cloths can be opened and closed by attaching and detaching the fasteners, and the upper side of the front and rear cloths is formed in a bag shape, and the bag-like part excluding both sides of the upper side part By inserting the rubber string, it is formed so that the waist part of the heel can be expanded and contracted with both sides of the front cloth and the back cloth closed.
The dummy shirt is a wheelchair groom's wedding outfit, which is made up of a back body, a front body excluding sleeves, a heel and a shoulder yoke, and the armpits are opened.

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